>
>What's the Orson Welles movie (jeesh I should know this my two favorite
>moves are Citizen Kane and Touch of Evil) where he is in the House of
>Mirrors (does Roudinesco
>www.nytimes.com/books/first/r/roudinesco-lacan.html relate a story I heard
>from an ex-lover that Lacan once when he was in the States when asked who
>he
>was said Jean-Paul Sartre!). Lady of Shanghai? A wilderness of mirrors?
>Yes.
>An Infinity of Regression, Too. There are times when the paranoia, illogic,
>lousy evidentiary foundations, misunderstood and half digested presentation
>of opposing arguments (whether rooted in bad faith or inability to enter
>into the enemies framework for fear of contamination by the NWO's Mind
>Control Apparatus [hey biometrics is gonna do more than you, it's gonna
>take
>over 'yer brain!], conflation of the Left with Establishment
>Centrism, all that and more do make me believe that come the coming
>recession and continued decline in the rustbelt and rural US, we are gonna
>see more Lone Wolf attacks ala Buford Furrow or Eric Rudolph. I wonder now
>that the Reno (or Janet Nero, as they call
>her) and Clinton (Klinton in their style book) Devil is about to be gone,
>how their rhetorical approach and mobilizing strategy is going to alter.
>Anyway, I'm getting off the track on answering Doug's question (heh, not
>that that first paragraph was on the track, or that coherent, written last
>night under the influence...) about whether immersion in this stuff tweaks
>the paranoia engine. I guess I have to say it does! Only, my generally
>ironic and cynical frame of mind
>leavened with an ability not to take any dogma too seriously saves me.
> And Brad, isn't that line about the abyss from Nietzsche? Now wouldn't
>Freddy have made a great speechwriter for the Apocalypse.
>
>Michael Pugliese
>
>
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